Euler Motors, a frontrunner in India’s electric commercial vehicle sector, has announced a significant milestone—over 100 of its HiLoad EV customers, including commercial drivers and small fleet operators, have collectively clocked more than 1 crore kilometers on Indian roads.
This achievement has translated into substantial environmental and economic benefits. Together, the vehicles have helped avoid nearly 900 tonnes of CO₂ emissions, saved over 3 lakh litres of diesel, and delivered the equivalent of planting 40,000 trees. Importantly, these gains have come with minimal loss in range, showcasing the long-term durability of Euler’s battery and powertrain systems.
At a time when skepticism around EV adoption persists—particularly concerns over short battery life, limited range, and reliability—Euler Motors’ milestone has set a new benchmark in the electric cargo segment. Several “Euler Champions,” as the company calls its customers, shared their experiences of how the HiLoad EV has consistently delivered on promised range even after crossing 1 lakh kilometers. Many drivers highlighted how the vehicle has reduced operating costs, improved profitability, and even enabled them to transition from single-vehicle owners to fleet operators.
The milestone also dispels long-standing myths about electric vehicles. Designed for higher payloads and India’s demanding road conditions, the HiLoad EV has proven its ability to match or surpass internal combustion counterparts in durability. Drivers have reported major savings on fuel and maintenance compared to diesel and CNG vehicles, making EVs both practical and profitable for daily operations.
Industry observers note the significance of this achievement for India’s logistics ecosystem, where reliability and cost efficiency are crucial. With nearly 7 lakh electric three-wheelers sold in 2024, India has become the largest e-3W market globally. Euler Motors continues to strengthen this momentum by focusing on building vehicles that cater specifically to the needs of commercial drivers—vehicles that are durable, profitable, and future-ready.
